Photography Astrid Padberg
Along the river Wupper you’ll find many remains of so called Kotten. What’s a Kotten? It’s a small workshop where grinders whetted knifes, scissors, swords and other blades. From the Late Middle Ages until the 19th century these workshops were Read More …
I like to travel by train! I like train stations – well, the nice ones. The one in Wuppertal-Vohwinkel, built in the beginning of the 20th century I know quite well, but only from running through it to catch a Read More …
I like to take photos of animals. They don’t disguise, they don’t pose (if not trained to do so) – they are just natural. Sometimes I had to wait for a long time for just one nice shot, sometimes I Read More …
I like to take photos of animals. They don’t disguise, they don’t pose (if not trained to do so) – they are just natural. Sometimes I had to wait for a long time for just one nice shot, sometimes I Read More …
Between the two cities of Essen and Gelsenkirchen runs the tram line 107. The route is 17 kilometers long and it’s called the “Culture Line” because it’s connecting as many as almost 60 cultural points of interest /tourist features. However, Read More …
In 2014 friends of my photo group and I decided to cover a new topic: the Wupper. The Wupper is a river which runs through Wuppertal (valley of the Wupper) and we tried to take photos from its spring up Read More …